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Prevention stories can be used in a variety of ways: To exemplify what prevention looks like, to illustrate the effects prevention services have on communities, to advocate for prevention at a local, state, and regional level, to reduce stigma and build empathy, and to celebrate resilience.
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Join us during our Prevention Stories Writing Workshop to learn what a prevention story can look like, how to shape your prevention story to your best use, and how you can use your story.
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The New England PTTC is currently accepting story submissions to be a part of a collection of prevention stories, which you can learn more about HERE.
There are countless activities that teens, parents, caregivers, and teachers can do that don’t involve leaving the house. Check out the #NDAFW webpage for details. |
National Drug and Alcohol Facts Week® (NDAFW), an annual health observance week, connects youth with resources to SHATTER THE MYTHS® about drugs, alcohol, and related health topics. The next National Drug & Alcohol Facts Week® will be held March 21-27, 2022.